I do not think security can be added to a system once it is built. It has to be there from the first line.
Recently our monitoring flagged what looked like AI crawlers visiting our sites. They were not reading pages. They were asking for .env files, cloud keys and private keys. None of them were real. It matched a campaign GreyNoise reported in August.
We had nothing for them to find, because credentials never ship with our sites. We came through this one because we built for it. Now we are going further, with CyberGlobal as our partner.
CyberGlobal is a CREST-accredited cybersecurity firm, established in 2017, that delivered more than 1,200 engagements last year across financial services, healthcare and critical infrastructure. Its work spans offensive security, incident response and governance, risk and compliance. Here is why it is the right fit.
Claims, underwriting files and member records pass through the platforms we build for insurers, TPAs and brokers. That trust has to be earned continuously.
DORA, NIS2 and PCI-DSS are pushing insurers and their suppliers to show evidence of security. We want to make that easy for our clients.
We are experts in insurance technology, not offensive security. CyberGlobal tests daily, every finding is validated by a human expert, and results are explained in plain language.
“Insurers are being asked to prove their security, not just describe it. Instly builds with security from the first line, and we’re pleased to give their clients continuous testing and clear evidence they can share with regulators and partners.”
Graham Spratt, CyberGlobal
Instly clients will be able to access CyberGlobal’s continuous security testing, arranged and supported by Instly, with co-branded reports they can share with regulators and partners.
Email info@instlytechnologies.com and we will walk you through it, show you what would be tested and what you would receive.